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Noun1 is more Adj1 That [is]Noun2/Adj2[is] confusion

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vinay2
 Post subject: Noun1 is more Adj1 That [is]Noun2/Adj2[is] confusion
 Post Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 4:06 pm 
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Which permutations below are correct/incorrect and why?

1. Jill is more beautiful than Jane.
2. Jill is more beautiful than Jane is.
3. Jill is more beautiful than is Jane. (This variation was a correct answer on Princeton practise questions.. and they called #1 incorrect.)
4. Jill is more beautiful than Jim is handsome.

5. Jill is more beautiful than sharp.
6. Jill is more beautiful than is sharp.
7. Jill is more beautiful than she is sharp.
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vinay2
 Post subject: Re: Noun1 is more Adj1 That [is]Noun2/Adj2[is] confusion
 Post Posted: Thu Sep 23, 2010 11:49 pm 
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Any help on this please?
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